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signed Beau .925 sterling silver heart earrings
Beaucraft inc. Was the leading producer of fine sterling silver jewelry for over half a century. Beaucraft began operations in 1947 in Providence, Rhode Island (the heart of the jewelry manufacturing world) and was an immediate success. As time went on the designers cultivated a reputation for design originality, versatility, and impeccable craftsmanship. Beaucraft produced some of the most Beautiful and truly unique sterling silver jewelry ever made. Vintage Beaucraft pieces are now considered highly collectible and in the same class as coro jewelry. More recently, Beaucraft designers took a new approach by contrasting brushed and high polished sterling silver finishes, creating a completely original look that combined classic style with modern fashion.
in September of 2004, after 57 years under the same owner Beaucraft incorporated closed its doors and era came to an end. Beaucraft was truly one of the most impressive and influential jewelry manufacturers of the post war era.


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The unjust, undemocratic implications of legal proceedings carried out at night were obvious 2,000 years ago, just as they should be today. But in today's Alabama, political hypocrites Del March, Gerald Dial, Chad Fincher and Jay Love, aided and abetted by Speaker Mike Hubbard and Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey, totally rewrote school-funding legislation in the middle of the night in order to avoid the vetting and public discussion that justice and open meeting laws require to be held in the light of day. Co-conspirator Gov. Robert Bentley immediately approved, then signed it into law.
Thus, Alabama now has public taxpayer money going to private schools as a result of the most unjust, undemocratic law since the days of Jim Crow. Small wonder the Alabama Education Association, the State Department of Education, the State Superintendents of Education, the Alabama Association of School Boards and the Council for Leaders of Alabama Schools have expressed concern over the law.
My children grew up in public schools and my taxes support public education, not private. Let private schools raise their own money. Del Marsh can stay out of my wallet.
Marsh, Hubbard, Ivey, Bentley, et al., you're a disgrace. This will not stand.
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I can tear down and re-assemble any PC with a blindfold having built them since the x86 days, but I'm not too proud to admit that I am a Mac noob about many things.
I have (after a great many setbacks) installed Kalyway 5.2 onto an Asus P5E motherboard with a GEForce 7300GS video card. OSX is up and running but I have the following 2 problems to fix;
1. Onboard LAN not working, nor is a US Robotics PCI card I put in to test either. I have found the AttansicL1 Ethernet drivers and have them on a CD but don't know how/where to install these on a Mac. ON a PC they are usually .exe files that self install. Any step-by-step would be very appreciated and I would then know how to do this in the future.
2. Any device plugged into any of the USB ports won't mount. This makes transferring software and data very difficult as the only devices that do mount are hard drives on the bus and dvd/cd players on the bus. Is there a fix for this?
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Fast facts
What House Bill 87 does
■ Allows any lien holder — not just the lender that filed the initial foreclosure lawsuit — to push a case along through an expedited process in which the judge is asked to issue a show-cause order. The show-cause order is a rarely used mechanism in foreclosure cases by which a judge compels the defendant to explain why a judge shouldn't issue a summary foreclosure judgment. If no defense is entered, the judge can enter a foreclosure judgment.
■ Reduces the statute of limitations on deficiency judgments from five years to one. In other words, lenders would have only one year to seek outstanding payments over the value of the property. This provision is seen as a major relief for consumers.
■ Provides new sections in the law relating to foreclosing on abandoned property, offering steps to determine whether a property is abandoned in order to move the case into expedited foreclosure.
■ Requires the plaintiff to provide documentation that proves it is entitled to a foreclosure judgment, such as an original promissory note or documents establishing a lost note.
TALLAHASSEE — Rep. Kathleen Passidomo is hoping the third time is the charm for proposed legislation that would streamline the state's foreclosure process.
House Bill 87 — dubbed the mortgage foreclosure bill — has received a favorable response from two state House committees and has one more stop before it goes to the full state House for a vote.
The bill, which the Naples Republican has said is substantially similar to one proposed during the 2012 legislative session, would shorten the period of time banks can collect losses from five years to one; require banks to produce the note at the time of the foreclosure filing; and allow additional lien holders, like a homeowner association, to initiate the foreclosure process.
But as the bill inches toward a House vote, opponents are again condemning the legislation, saying it would eliminate a defendant's right to due process.
"We currently have laws in place that provide for an expedited foreclosure process," said Alice Vickers, an attorney with the Florida Consumer Action Network, during a House Justice Appropriations Subcommittee meeting last week. "This is why you hear homeowners coming before you concerned about the process. They're afraid they'll lose their due process."
The proposed legislation addresses the expedited foreclosure process, according to a House analysis of the bill. The changes would require a judge to immediately review any foreclosure filings in chambers, without a hearing, before asking the parties to show cause why a final judgment shouldn't be entered.
The proposed legislation, Passidomo said, would allow the judge to enter a final judgment quickly if the lender feels the borrower has no defense. But, she said, if the homeowner believes he or she has a case, the judge will be required to hear the homeowner out.
"Here's the thing, the judge has the obligation to consider all that, to hold a hearing," Passidomo said. "If the borrower has a valid defense, then (the judge) will say fix this. A judge just isn't going to enter a judgment, that's not how it's going to work."
Opponents, however, say that could happen, especially since there aren't enough judges to address the number of cases being pushed through the courts year after year.
"We would urge you to consider adequately funding courts, but barring that we have the laws in place, we have a process that can be used," Vickers said. "What we need to do is fund the courts and protect homeowners."
Passidomo said she knows her proposal "only works if we have enough judges to handle it," but the bill as drafted doesn't address how to handle that. However, a comparable bill in the state Senate — Senate Bill 1666 sponsored by Sen. Jack Latvala, R-St. Petersburg — does.
Latvala's bill would allow hiring retired judges in a temporary capacity to deal with the foreclosure backlog. The court system already can hire back judges in a temporary capacity, but it can't happen until after a year passes. The Senate proposal would eliminate the waiting period, and Passidomo said she's talking to staffers about how to get that component into her bill.
The Senate bill doesn't address the expedited process, but it does offer similar measures to protect folks who have been through the foreclosure process from creditors. The Senate bill, much like Passidomo's bill, drops the period of time where a bank — or other lien holders — can try to collect losses from five years to one.
Passidomo said that change is a great one for borrowers, who may put off rebuilding their lives because of a looming fear that a group may come and collect.
But Danielle Kelley, a foreclosure defense attorney in Tallahassee, said while the provision sounds good, there are too many unknowns.
"The problem with it is, it's not clear how the process works," she said. "Is it one of those situations where a third party can come and sue? Even if you shorten the time period, is someone going to come and buy it up? Those are the questions that scare me."
Passidomo said it's unlikely that will happen, and stands by the provision as one that protects the consumer.
The foreclosure bill passed through the House in 2012, but died on the last day of session in the Senate. Passidomo proposed a similar bill in 2011, her first year in office, but said she ultimately withdrew the bill. She said she's hopeful this is the year it will get passed through both chambers and signed into law.
"I'm doing my hardest to do it," she said. "If it doesn't pass, it's not going to be because we haven't worked at it."


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Deborah J. Lucas is the Sloan Distinguished Professor of Finance at MIT's Sloan School of Management. Her recent research has focused on the problem of measuring and accounting for the cost and risk of government financial obligations. Her published papers cover a wide range of topics including the effect of idiosyncratic risk on asset prices and portfolio choice, dynamic models of corporate finance, financial institutions, and monetary economics.
Previous appointments include Assistant Director at the Congressional Budget Office from 2009-2011; Donald C. Clark Professor of Finance at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management from 1996-2009; Chief Economist at the Congressional Budget Office from 2000 to 2001; senior economist at the Council of Economic Advisers from 1992 to 1993; and member of the Social Security Technical Advisory Panels of 1999-2000 and 2006–2007. She is a co-editor of the Annual Review of Financial Economics and a past co-editor of the Journal of Money, Credit and Banking. She is the co-organizer of the group Capital Markets and the Economy at the NBER, and a past director of the American Finance Association. She is an elected member of the National Academy of Social Insurance, a research associate of the NBER, and has served as a director on several corporate and non-profit boards.
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Two very special holidays are celebrated in May and June – don't forget to create special cards to honor mom and dad for Mother's Day and Father's Day.
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A few glittery accents in the form of pink sequin trim and a gold sequin help give the card a little glitz and glamour for mom. All supplies are from the Soho Garden collection by American Crafts.
And for Father's Day, honor one of dad's special skills or hobbies by creating a themed card. I created this card for a dad in mind who loves to grill! Other ideas might be camping, hiking, fishing, hunting, sports, reading and more!
There are some easy ways to make a card more fitting for dad: 1) create with masculine colors like orange, green, navy and brown; 2) use "earthy" embellishments such as stars, buttons, twine and staples. All supplies are from the Take a Hike collection by Simple Stories.
Whether you are creating a gift or buying a gift, a handmade card will show you put a little extra thought into making Mother's Day and Father's Day, or their birthdays, just a little more special!
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It's time for your annual convention, and expectations are high. Last year's keynote speech was delivered by Gen. Colin Powell, who's no easy act to follow. Your challenge is to find someone not only to set the tone for the meeting, but also to make a lasting impression.
Your attendees are looking for specifics--information on improving their bottom line, for example, or communicating more powerfully with their customers or employees. Or they are hoping to hear something that validates their purpose, position, or profession. So instead of a celebrity, consider an expert who can speak about trends and issues affecting your industry. Marketing, communications, or motivation experts can often deliver more of what your attendees want than a celebrity can.
Who do you think would be more likely to deliver value: a $40,000 superstar celebrity, or an industry expert who does a great job of sharing his or her insights?
What to Consider When searching for the right expert, focus first on value. Do not confuse value with a speaker's fee. Take into account the total experience of your attendees and how your company will benefit from this in the long run.
How do you differentiate one industry expert from another? Here are a few factors to consider:
* Entertainment value--No matter what the format is, audiences want to smile once in a while. Humor encourages learning and higher retention. An expert who can entertain and connect with an audience on a personal level without offending or losing credibility always does a good job.
* Experience--There's a big difference between the presenter who woke up yesterday and decided to speak professionally and the one with a track record. Today's top experts generally leave a paper trail of articles in magazines, trade journals, and newsletters. Ask for samples of these, as well as books, tapes, and other products they have developed. Also ask for testimonials. Finally, arrange to talk to the presenter one-on-one.
* Teaching style--Look for someone who can engage your audience. Today, the notion of a keynote speech is evolving into more of a participatory exchange of ideas. This doesn't just mean a simple "raise your hands if" scenario, but rather, soliciting audience input and using it to determine the course of the presentation.
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* Involvement--The most effective experts take the audience on an emotional journey, leading them back to a place where they feel good about themselves and are ready to return to their jobs with a renewed sense of optimism.
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Single Review: Darius Rucker, "Radio"
Thursday, January 16th, 2014
Darius Rucker celebrates the radio with his current hit, simply titled "Radio."
It's tolerable enough, more tastefully produced than your average country radio hit, but it never quite overcomes the fact that its territory is one that other artists have covered much better in the past. (Exhibits A, B, C) The lyrics fail to rise above rote scenes of a nameless, faceless narrator driving down the highway with his nameless, faceless friends, and parking his truck beneath the stars to get cozy with his nameless, faceless girlfriend. The whole of the song is weighed down by a general sense of non-distinction, reflected in its generic one-word title.
Unfortunately, the dynamics aren't strong enough to compensate. The melody is dull and lifeless, and Rucker's performance is forgettable. The end result is a song that might not be bad enough to be an immediate station-changer, but nor is there anything here that would inspire me to 'turn it up, turn it up to 10…'
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Born in Grenoble in 1836 Henri Fantin-Latour was the son of the portrait painter, Théodore Fantin-Latour. The family moved to Paris in 1841 and at the age of 10 Fantin began to study painting with his father. In 1850 he entered the studio of Lecoq de Boisbaudran who was an innovative and highly revered teacher who was known for his system of training visual memory, in 1854 he enroled in the Ecole des Beaux Arts and he later also briefly studied under Gustave Courbet in 1861. During his studies Fantin developed an appreciation for the Italian masters, in particular Titian and Veronese, and spent much of his time copying works in the Louvre, which he sold mostly to American and English clients. Whilst painting in the Louvre in 1857 he met Edouard Manet with whom he forged a lasting friendship, and in 1858 he also met Whistler and his future wife, Victoria Dubourg.
In 1861 Fantin-Latour exhibited for the first time at the Paris Salon having been refused entry in 1859 along with his friends Manet and Whistler, he continued to contribute works to the Salon almost annually up until 1876 but also took part in the first Salon des Refusés in 1863.
Like his father Henri Fantin-Latour became a respected portrait painter and in the 1860s produced some of the most impressive and important works documenting his friendships with some of the most avant-garde artists, poets and musicians of the period. Painted in 1894 Homage to Delacroix (Musée d'Orsay, Paris) shows Fantin with Baudelaire, Manet, Whistler and others grouped around a portrait of Delacroix and A studio at Batignolles, 1870 (Musée d'Orsay, Paris) depicts a group of aritists including Fantin, Monet and Renoir watching Monet paint in his studio. Despite his association with the most forward thinking artists of the age Fantin-Latour remained, at heart, a traditionalist, he rarely painted outside preferring to remain in his studio where he produced his portraits, still lifes and romantice, imaginative scenes from the operas of Wagner, Schumann and Berlioz which were gave him most pleasure.
Fantin is, however, best known for his exquisite and elegant still life paintings of flowers. In 1859, Fantin-Latour was encouraged by Whistler to visit him in England where was introduced to the amateur artist Edwin Edwards and his wife, Ruth, who were to become a life-long friends and patrons. In England, encouraged by Edwards, he became particularly popular for flower paintings which were considered the height of fashion and were greatly admired for the restraint and elegance of their colour and composition. He visited England frequently and exhibited at the Royal Academy in London regularly between 1862 and 1900 which brought his work to even greater prominence.
Fantin's delicate, graceful and luxurious flowers pieces are considered to be amongst the most impressive and sought after still life paintings of the 19th Century and his works can be found in some of the most important private and public collections throughout the world.
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Change uses of _"foo" to (intl:gettext "foo"). This is because slime may get confused with source locations if the reader macros are installed.
Remove _N"" reader macro from docstrings when possible.
Merge intl-branch 2010-03-18 to HEAD. To build, you need to use boot-2010-02-1 as the bootstrap file. You should probably also use the new -P option for build.sh to generate and update the po files while building.
Restart internalization work. This new branch starts with code from the intl-branch on date 2010-02-12 18:00:00+0500. This version works and LANG=en@piglatin bin/lisp works (once the piglatin translation is added).
o Marking more translatable strings that were previously missed. o Regenerated cmucl.pot and cmucl.po's. o Fixed some problems with ko/cmucl.po introduced in last checkin.
Add (intl:textdomain "cmucl") to the files to set the textdomain.
A slight change of wording in the first sentence (and a new line after it).
Changed the documentation string for the function `append', to better reflect the standard and actual behavior.
Merge code from main branch of 2005-12-17 to ppc gencgc branch. Still doesn't work of course.
Change the datum value from X to 2ND because we've already trashed X so it might actually be a list when we generate the error. But 2nd isn't a list. This is a bit of kludge, but it fixes ansi-test nreconc.error.4.
code/lisp.lisp: o Add PROPER-LIST-P function to determine if a list is a proper list. o Use it as the expected type for errors from functions requiring a proper list code/symbol.lisp: o Add VALID-PROPERTY-LIST-P function. o Use it as the expected type for errors from malformed property lists. These changes fix a few ansi-test bugs where the test was checking if the the expected-type was correct.
LAST, BUTLAST, NBUTLAST accept bignums. Found by Paul Dietz. * src/compiler/fndb.lisp (last, butlast, nbutlast): Accept unsigned-byte counters. * src/code/list.lisp (last, butlast, nbutlast): Likewise.
NTHCDR and NTH are specified to accept unsigned-byte. Found by Paul Dietz, fixed by Alexey Dejneka in SBCL. * src/compiler/fndb.lisp (nth, nthcdr): First arg is unsigned-byte. * src/code/list.lisp (nthcdr): Cope with bignums.
Fix code signaling type-errors which did not have :datum and/or :expected-type, which lead to the conditions which were not displayable because the corresponding condition slots are not bound. * src/code/seq.lisp (coerce): * src/code/list.lisp (nreconc): * src/code/interr.lisp (invalid-array-index-error): * src/code/bignum.lisp (bignum-to-float): * src/code/byte-interp.lisp (%byte-car, %byte-cdr): Fix type-errors to include :datum and/or :expected-type. Add &more handling to the byte-compiler and -interpreter. Reported by Paul Werkowski on cmucl-imp. * src/compiler/byte-comp.lisp (make-xep-for): Handle &more. * src/code/byte-interp.lisp (hairy-byte-function): Change type of rest-arg-p slot. (invoke-xep): Handle &more.
"Borrow" the fixed implementation of nset-exclusive-or from SBCL. Alexey fixed in SBCL.
Make append and copy-alist check for improper (dotted) lists.
Fix for RANDOM-NSET-EXCLUSIVE-OR test case. NSET-EXCLUSIVE-OR used to return different results than SET-EXCLUSIVE-OR, and its algorithm doesn't appear to be easily fixable. Wait for someone who cares enough to fix the algorithm. * src/code/list.lisp (nset-exclusive-or): Implement in terms of SET-EXCLUSIVE-OR.
SET-EXCLUSIVE-OR was not working correctly in some situations (shown in the gcl ANSI test suite). Use the version from SBCL.
Mega commit to bring RELENG_18 branch in sync with HEAD in preparation for release tagging 18d.
A few well placed inhibit-warnings declarations to suppress noise in compile-lisp.log. Only 46/130 notes left.
Add inhibit-warnings declaration to macro ASSOC-GUTS to suppress spurious unreachable code notes when ASSOC is inlined (as in SUBLIS). This gets rid of 40/130 notes in compile-lisp.log.
Change most PROCLAIMs to DECLAIMs.
Fix butlast and nbutlast to be correct for NIL argument.
Fix butlast and nbutlast to be correct for NIL argument.
This (huge) revision brings the RELENG_18 branch up to the current HEAD. Note code/unix-glib2.lisp not yet included -- not sure it is ready to go.
ldiff, tailp, butlast, nbutlast now handle dotted lists as required by ANSI.
Fix the handling of the :key keyword argument for many of the list functions which did not handle a :key of Nil. Noted by Paul Dietz.
Closures in the function constantly need to use ext:optimize-interface to disable the argument count check. Spotted by Raymond Toy, fix from Rob MacLachlan.
Closures in the function constantly need to use ext:optimize-interface to disable the argument count check. Spotted by Raymond Toy, fix from Rob MacLachlan.
Fixed tree-equal as per DTC's patch. Formerly the test would be randomly called on conses, and if it returned true, the result was true. My reading of the spec says that the test should never be called on non-atom values. I put in an addition test to insure this.
Fix headed boilerplate.
Flush warning.
Fix compiler warnings.
Declare MEMBER/ASSOC inline in MEMQ/ASSQ to keep them from infinitely recursing via the compiler transform.
Fixed DELQ to be less stupid.
Un-inline assq and memq so that we can transform assoc and member to them without infinite expansion.
More random changes to reduce the number of compiler notes/warnings.
Changed lots of setfs to bindings to suppress warning about setfs causing problems for argument type proclamations. Also removed extra )'s.
Changed NCONC to signal an error if a non-null ATOM appears other than as the last argument.
Added INLINE MEMBER declarations in the set functions.
Merged Lange's declarations for nthcdr/butlast/nbutlast.
Changed some broken explicit argument type checking in [N]BUTLAST to be argument type declarations.
New file header with RCS header FILE-COMMENT.
Added the LAST-N X3j13 cleanup which gives LAST an optional arg for the number of last conses to return. Added the TAILP-NIL cleanup with clarifies the behavior of TAILP when the first arg is atomic.
Added COMPLEMENT and CONSTANTLY functions from FUNCTION-COMPOSITION cleanup.
Moved MIPS branch onto trunk; no merge necessary.
Fixed stupid bug in nthcdr.
Initial MIPS version.
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Marlboro College's new Serkin Arts Center will open its doors on October 6, 2005. The Rudolf and Irene Serkin Center for the Performing Arts honors the legendary pianist and director of the Marlboro Music Festival, Rudolf Serkin, and his wife Irene. The 2.6 million dollar project, begun in May 2004, was built through the generosity of alumni parents Charlie and Sue Snyder. The Thomas B. and Nancy K. Ragle Hall was funded by friend of the college Daan Zwick, who is also the brother of long-time faculty member Huddee Herrick, and Daan's wife, Janis Dowd. Their gift was matched by the Thomas Thompson Trust, in keeping with their generous practice of supporting construction of public art and education spaces.
The 10,700 square foot Serkin building provides generous spaces for music and dance instruction and performance. The 125-seat Ragle Hall provides an showcase for lectures and small ensemble performances. "The building will help define an area of the campus devoted to arts and performance," said architect Deborah Berke of Deborah Berke & Partners.
Berke's design underscores the affinity of dance and music while celebrating their distinctiveness. Each discipline is housed in a similarly-sized space that is joined by a shared lobby, which simply but effectively insulates the programs from each other acoustically and expresses their differences.
The large dance studio features a sprung floor and expansive windows that permit natural light for classes and rehearsals. The music hall, on the other hand, provides the more controlled environment that music recitals require, built to acoustically-determined construction standards. In addition to the new performance space, the building will include classroom, gallery and office spaces, rehearsal rooms, a digital recording studio and listening library.
In tribute to the new Serkin Center and the man who inspired it, Marlboro College Professor of Music Luis Batlle has dedicated a concert series of internationally acclaimed pianists who have a special connection to the late Mr. Serkin. The concert series debuts with Mitsuko Uchida, who will play an all-Mozart program on Sunday, November 13 at 7:00 p.m. In the spring, Claude Frank offers an all-Schubert program on Sunday, February 26 at 3:00 p.m. Richard Goode follows with an all-Bach performance on Thursday, March 30 at 7:30 p.m. The final performance will be Cecile Licad, who will features the Romantics in a program of Chopin, Mendelssohn and Rachmaninoff on Sunday, April 16 at 3:00 p.m.
All concerts are free and open to the public. The concerts will be held in the 125-seat Ragle Hall, which is completely accessible. Because seating is very limited, free tickets must be obtained in advance. In a few weeks, tickets will be available at the Marlboro College Graduate Center in Brattleboro and at the Marlboro College Bookstore in Marlboro from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information, contact Elena Sharnoff, Marlboro College Public Affairs Officer, at (802) 251-7644 Monday through Friday, or visit www.marlboro.edu. For cancellation information, please call the Events Hotline: (802) 451-7151.
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Sony has officially confirmed that the 80GB PlayStation 3 console will arrive in European territories on August 27, priced at GBP 299/EUR 399. In addition, the company also revealed that the PS3 Platinum range would arrive in PAL regions on August 1, and will retail for approximately GBP 19.99/EU...
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Ken Melamed has been recognized with the Queen's Jubilee MedalĀin recognition for his many years of service to our community.
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I am widowed and know little of my Jewish Heritage. Of this, I know, I observe the Torah and do my best to abide by it. Since I know little, and I am interested in marrying a non-Jew who is a Free Mason, will that be a contradictory?
I can see that your Jewish Heritage is important to you. I recommend that as you try to learn more about Judaism, you visit the Aish HaTorah website - http://www.aish.com/ - which has a great deal of information that would likely interest you about Judaism.
On the topic of intermarriage, in the Torah (D'varim 7:3), God commands the Jewish people:
It is from this source that we learn that interfaith marital relationships are prohibited (Maimonides, Hil. Issurei Bi'ah, 12:1; Shulchan Aruch, EH 16:1). Furthermore, intermarriage is not recognized (Shulchan Aruch, EH 44:8).
I recommend that you ask the Rabbi anything you would like on the website by visiting this link on Aish HaTorah's website and then clicking on "Ask the Aish Rabbi a Question."
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Ben Hughes '07 is obsessed.
A music major at Colby, Hughes continues to immerse himself in his passion. All day. Every day. And most nights, as well. "I create, play, and think about music as much as I can because it's what I love," he said.
Hughes holds two music-related jobs: music program director at the Boys and Girls Club in Pawtucket, R.I., and music teacher at the Jewish Community Day School of Rhode Island. He also gives private lessons at a rented studio in Pawtucket. After nine-hour work days, he plays at open mic nights around Providence.
Hughes traveled to Kalimpong, India, in January 2007 to participate in Colby's pilot Jan Plan in India program, where he first taught children about music. The experience was one more step on his musical road.
Ben Hughes '07, at center right, with some of his music students at the Pawtucket, R.I., Boys and Girls Club.
At the Boys and Girls Club Hughes teaches kids and teens to play piano, guitar, drums, Latin percussion, and how to use digital recording software. He calls his multidimensional class the "One-Room Music Program." For many of his students, Hughes' program is their first exposure to music beyond limited exposure in school. "Some of these kids have never even seen a drum kit before, or a piano, even," he said with a laugh.
When Hughes realized that in spite of their lack of formal music training his students had musical talent that rivaled their passion, he recorded a Boys and Girls Club album, which featured approximately 40 of his pupils. "I want to start a record label out of the Boys and Girls Club and try to promote inner-city artists," Hughes said.
Hughes also produced a video of one of his star rappers, an 18-year-old who goes by Lil' Jeff, and it won a "So You Think You Can Rap?" contest on a local hip-hop radio station. Lil' Jeff was to open for rap stars Method Man and Redman at a December concert in Providence. This, Hughes says, is exactly the type of break his students dream of.
He is also contemplating the creation of a record label to promote inner-city artists. "I want to take [my One-Room Music] program to the next step and find grants to implement it in different Boys and Girls Clubs in different cities," he said.
Working with the kids at the Pawtucket Boys and Girls Club is rewarding, but it's also exhausting, Hughes says. "Life in Pawtucket for these kids is really tough. They have problems from A to Z and terrible home situations," he said. Up until the moment the kids are in the studio they are often running around and causing general mischief. Once they get into the studio, however, they get serious.
Despite these difficulties Hughes feels drawn to working with kids who need him. "I went to high school in Providence, which is five minutes away. You'd go across the world for the Peace Corps to save people in villages, yet five minutes away there are people in abject poverty who can't afford to live," he said.
Hughes recognizes that, with so many students rotating through, there is no way to change the lives of all of his students. "You have to do what you can and connect with the few that you can. I can't change three-hundred kids' lives, but I can definitely change four or five kids' lives if they hang out with me every day for six months.
While Hughes admits that he isn't making as much money as he'd like, he is fulfilled by spreading his passion for music to his students. And he hopes that his love for music will be contagious: "It's kind of like getting infected with the music disease, and then that becomes the meaning of your life."
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Senior attackman Eric Smith (Boys' Latin), junior midfielder Connor McRoy (Archbishop Spalding), senior midfielder Nick Diachenko and sophomore attackman Brian Kormondy scored two goals apiece as Delaware defeated High Point, 12-10, in the host Panthers' DivisionI debut. The game marked the official start of the Division I men's lacrosse season, which the Blue Hens have traditionally played in for the past decade. "I am happy with the effort even if I am not happy with the result," said High Point coach Jon Torpey, a Calvert Hall graduate who spent three seasons as an assistant coach at Goucher. "Delaware is a really good team, and our guys fought the entire game. We had a couple defensive lapses, and that was the difference in the game. We really appreciate the support from everyone who came out. It was a great atmosphere." Dan Lomas scored five goals for High Point. Delaware led 7-4 at the half.
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St. Frances-Spalding game suspended Friday night
An incident at St. Frances during Friday night's boys basketball game against Archbishop Spalding resulted in the game being suspended at halftime after the visiting Cavaliers alleged some electronic items were stolen from their locker room. "Two phones were missing and [Spalding coach] Derrick [Lewis] said his kids didn't want to play the second half," St. Frances coach Nick Myles said Saturday morning. St. Frances had a 17-15 lead going into halftime when the game was halted. Myles, who is also the athletic director at St. Frances, is working with Spalding athletic director Jeff Parsons to find an open date to reschedule the game next week, and it is expected to be picked up where it left off at halftime. With the regular season ending Friday, the only days both teams have available next week are Tuesday and Thursday. St. Frances (24-4) is ranked No. 1 and in first place in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference (12-1) and Baltimore Catholic League (10-1). The No. 6 Cavaliers (18-7) are tied for second in the MIAA (10-3) and third in the BCL (7-3). Administrators from both leagues have a meeting planned today to discuss the consequences of Friday's incident. The Baltimore Police Department was reportedly called at the time of the incident, but no further information was available.
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Ravens' Brigance to receive Community Service Award
The Babe Ruth Birthplace Foundation will present former Raven O.J. Brigance and his wife, Chanda, with its Community Service Award at the annual "Babe's Birthday Bash" on Friday at Sports Legends Museum. The event, from 5:30p.m. to 9 p.m., will celebrate the 118th anniversary of Babe Ruth's birth in Baltimore on Feb. 6, 1895. O.J. Brigance, a member of the Ravens team that won the Super Bowl in January 2001, has amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. He works for the Ravens as a senior adviser for player development. Tickets to the event are $45 each for members of the museum, $55 apiece for the general public when purchased in advance and $60 each at the door the night of the event. Ten or more tickets purchased together are discounted at $40 each. For more information, call Whitney Edmonds at 410-727-1539 ext. 3033 or go to baberuthmuseum.org.
Baseball: ESPN reporter and former Baltimore Sun Orioles beat reporter Tim Kurkjian will headline the Maryland Baseball Leadoff Banquet on Friday at Under Armour headquarters in Baltimore. The price of a ticket is $100 for Home Run Club members and former players, and $125 for the general public. Table pricing is to be determined. The banquet will begin at 7p.m. and include a live and silent auction, dinner and an address from Kurkjian, a Maryland graduate. Contact director of baseball operations Matt Swope at firstname.lastname@example.com for event information.
College baseball: Dwight Wilcox has joined the Washington College coaching staff as a volunteer assistant coach. Wilcox played for the Shoremen for two years after transferring to Washington College from Anne Arundel Community College.
Minor league basketball: Terry Hosley (Parkville/Maryland Bible) scored 36 points as the host Bay Area Shuckers (7-3) earned a 124-117 victory against the Metropolitan All-Stars (10-2) in the American Professional Basketball League. Gus Chase (St. Frances) added 31 points, and Danny Thompson (Mount St. Mary's) had 18 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks.
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Police arrested the suspect in the 4600 block of Dellcrest Drive on the East side after they said he stole the equipment from Weldinghouse in the 1700 block of Southeast Loop 410.
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Police responded to a burglary alarm, and then said they caught up to the suspect when he stopped to pick up welding equipment that fell out of the trunk of the car onto the Loop 410 access road.
The man drove the wrong way on the Loop 410 frontage road for about two miles before taking Roland to Interstate 10 then to Martin Luther King Drive, San Antonio police said.
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